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Primary Election Winners

Information from the Maryland State Board of Elections

 

Republican Candidates

Governor/Lt. Governor: Dan Cox/Gordana Schifanelli

Comptroller: Barry Glassman

Attorney General: Michael Anthony Peroutka

U.S. Senator: Chris Chaffee

U.S. Representative, District 4: Jeff Warner

State Senate, District 22: no Republican candidate

House of Delegates, District 22: no Republican candidate

 

Democratic Candidates

Governor/Lt. Governor: Wes Moore/Aruna Miller

Comptroller: Brooke Lierman

Attorney General: Anthony Brown

U.S. Senator: Chris Van Hollen

U.S. Representative, District 4: Glenn Ivey

State Senate, District 22: Paul Pinsky

House of Delegates, District 22: Alonzo Washington, Nicole
Williams, Anne Healey

County Executive: Angela Alsobrooks

County Council at Large: Calvin Hawkins, Mel Franklin

County Council District 4: Ingrid Harrison

State’s Attorney: Aisha Braveboy

Clerk of the Circuit Court: Mahasin El Amin

Registrar of Wills: Cereta A. Lee

Judge of the Orphans’ Court: Wendy Alise Cartwright, Jason
DeLoach, Athena Mallory Groves

Sheriff: John D.B. Carr

 

Judge, Prince George’s County Circuit Court: Carol Ann Coderre (Republican and Democratic primaries)

People stand on the curb by a roadside, holding USA flags and protest signs. In the foreground, a sign reads "We Have a Constitution, Not a King" in red and blue letters on a white background. Farther back, someone holds a sign saying "NO KING" in black letters on brown cardboard.

Hundreds Turn Out in Greenbelt For No Kings Nationwide Protest

A massive crowd gathered in front of the Municipal Building on October 18 at 2 p.m. to protest the actions

Editorial: Removing the 40% Threshold For Council Election Alarming

Question 1 on the ballot for the upcoming city election is predominantly about ranked choice voting but also removes from

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Landon Gets Life Without Parole For Murder of Greenbelt Teacher

On Friday, October 17, 35-year-old Harold Landon III was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole after

Election 2025: Answers to Question 3

The News Review, as it does for every city council election, asked the candidates to respond in writing to questions.

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